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“I cannot go to school today.” Said little Peggy Ann McKay. It’s the flu, which I got from you. I’m sitting here spitting up glue. Palms are sweaty, can’t see so good. The co...
“I cannot go to school today.” Said little Peggy Ann McKay. It’s the flu, which I got from you. I’m sitting here spitting up glue. Palms are sweaty, can’t see so good. The co...